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Ruger
The Ruger Air Hawk .177 caliber pellet air rifle delivers 1000 feet per second velocity in a compact, shooter-friendly package that works equally well for backyard target practice, small game hunting, or introducing newcomers to air rifle fundamentals. This break-barrel spring-piston airgun pairs genuine Ruger engineering with practical field features: a rifled barrel for consistent accuracy, fiber optic open sights with windage and elevation adjustment, and an included 4x32mm scope specifically designed to handle the unique recoil signature of pneumatic rifles. At 44.8 inches overall with an 18.7-inch barrel, it balances portability with sight radius, while the dark hardwood stock is shaped for both right- and left-hand shooters.
What sets the Air Hawk apart is attention to shooter comfort and safety. The ambidextrous stock includes a rubber recoil pad to absorb firing impulse, an automatic safety that engages during the cocking stroke, and a crisp 3.3-pound trigger pull that doesn't require a hair-trigger technique. The 30-pound cocking effort is moderate enough for repeated shooting without excessive fatigue, and the single-shot feeding keeps you intentional about every round. Fiber optic sights are bright and quick to pick up in variable light, while the 11mm scope groove accepts standard air rifle rings for mounting the bundled optic or your own glass.
This is a rifle built for plinking and small game where pellet velocity and accuracy matter, with the factory scope and sights giving you options to shoot open or scoped right out of the box. The blued barrel and receiver resist weathering, and the construction quality reflects the Ruger nameplate—manufactured under license to meet real-world reliability standards rather than the bargain-basement plastic you'll find elsewhere in the air rifle aisle.
| Caliber | .177 (4.5mm) |
| Velocity | 1000 FPS (with lead pellets) |
| Action | Break-barrel spring-piston |
| Capacity | Single shot |
| Barrel Type | Rifled |
| Barrel Length | 18.7 inches |
| Overall Length | 44.8 inches |
| Length of Pull | 14 inches |
| Cocking Effort | 30 lbs |
| Trigger Pull | 3.3 lbs |
| Front Sight | Fiber optic open sight |
| Rear Sight | Fiber optic open sight, adjustable for windage and elevation |
| Safety | Automatic |
| Scope Groove | 11mm |
| Included Scope | 4x32mm airgun scope |
| Stock Material | Dark hardwood |
| Ambidextrous | Yes |
The Air Hawk is chambered in .177 caliber and shoots standard .177 pellets. The 1000 FPS velocity rating is achieved with lead pellets.
Yes. The .177 caliber and 1000 FPS velocity make the Air Hawk suitable for small game hunting where pellet rifles are legal and appropriate for the game species in your area. Always verify local regulations before hunting.
Yes, a 4x32mm airgun scope is included with the rifle. This scope is specifically designed to withstand the recoil impulse produced by spring-piston air rifles, and it mounts to the 11mm scope groove on the receiver.
Yes. The ambidextrous hardwood stock is shaped to fit both right- and left-hand shooters comfortably, so you can shoulder and shoot the rifle naturally from either side.
The cocking effort is 30 pounds, which is moderate for a spring-piston air rifle and manageable for repeated shooting sessions. The break-barrel cocking mechanism is fixed and not adjustable.
Ruger
The Ruger Air Hawk .177 caliber pellet air rifle delivers 1000 feet per second velocity in a compact, shooter-friendly package that works equally well for backyard target practice, small game hunting, or introducing newcomers to air rifle fundamentals. This break-barrel spring-piston airgun pairs genuine Ruger engineering with practical field features: a rifled barrel for consistent accuracy, fiber optic open sights with windage and elevation adjustment, and an included 4x32mm scope specifically designed to handle the unique recoil signature of pneumatic rifles. At 44.8 inches overall with an 18.7-inch barrel, it balances portability with sight radius, while the dark hardwood stock is shaped for both right- and left-hand shooters.
What sets the Air Hawk apart is attention to shooter comfort and safety. The ambidextrous stock includes a rubber recoil pad to absorb firing impulse, an automatic safety that engages during the cocking stroke, and a crisp 3.3-pound trigger pull that doesn't require a hair-trigger technique. The 30-pound cocking effort is moderate enough for repeated shooting without excessive fatigue, and the single-shot feeding keeps you intentional about every round. Fiber optic sights are bright and quick to pick up in variable light, while the 11mm scope groove accepts standard air rifle rings for mounting the bundled optic or your own glass.
This is a rifle built for plinking and small game where pellet velocity and accuracy matter, with the factory scope and sights giving you options to shoot open or scoped right out of the box. The blued barrel and receiver resist weathering, and the construction quality reflects the Ruger nameplate—manufactured under license to meet real-world reliability standards rather than the bargain-basement plastic you'll find elsewhere in the air rifle aisle.
| Caliber | .177 (4.5mm) |
| Velocity | 1000 FPS (with lead pellets) |
| Action | Break-barrel spring-piston |
| Capacity | Single shot |
| Barrel Type | Rifled |
| Barrel Length | 18.7 inches |
| Overall Length | 44.8 inches |
| Length of Pull | 14 inches |
| Cocking Effort | 30 lbs |
| Trigger Pull | 3.3 lbs |
| Front Sight | Fiber optic open sight |
| Rear Sight | Fiber optic open sight, adjustable for windage and elevation |
| Safety | Automatic |
| Scope Groove | 11mm |
| Included Scope | 4x32mm airgun scope |
| Stock Material | Dark hardwood |
| Ambidextrous | Yes |
The Air Hawk is chambered in .177 caliber and shoots standard .177 pellets. The 1000 FPS velocity rating is achieved with lead pellets.
Yes. The .177 caliber and 1000 FPS velocity make the Air Hawk suitable for small game hunting where pellet rifles are legal and appropriate for the game species in your area. Always verify local regulations before hunting.
Yes, a 4x32mm airgun scope is included with the rifle. This scope is specifically designed to withstand the recoil impulse produced by spring-piston air rifles, and it mounts to the 11mm scope groove on the receiver.
Yes. The ambidextrous hardwood stock is shaped to fit both right- and left-hand shooters comfortably, so you can shoulder and shoot the rifle naturally from either side.
The cocking effort is 30 pounds, which is moderate for a spring-piston air rifle and manageable for repeated shooting sessions. The break-barrel cocking mechanism is fixed and not adjustable.
